Morgoth

Bioware could just assume that everyone survived and then go ahead with it in ME3. After all, Shepard can also die, but that savegame won't matter for ME3.

That post of yours make it obvious that you preferebly believe every brutal fairy tale which is made up to make people think that Ottomans were barbarians cutting people and abusing their countries. Fairy tales? There were tons of records of massacres. Women and children were often abducted and used as slaves, while men were just slaughtered. Hell, there are tons of vilages near where I live that carry names derived from the Ottoman onslaught. Now I don't give a damn generally what happened 500 years ago, but saying the intention of the Ottoman conquerers was about peace and enlightmenent just shows how ignorant of historical facts you are.

I have the Sennheiser PC 161 and I'm very happy with them.

I feel for those poor Russian bastards. Life expectation of the average Russian men has sunken considerably since the falldown of the Soviet Union. This country has hardly any hope for it's future, and now they have to deal with terrorist bombings as well. Putin and his self-serving comrades won't give a **** about anything.

I really hope that's not the case. Why wasting time to build up another team? What happened with the ME2 team? They better have good explanations for that! I also want (and I think it's necessary) that ME3 focuses more on the main plot. There's a lot to be told and finalized.

That guy is too idealistic. Quitting because he didn't like the way video games very made? That's a bit bold. I'd never risk to go lose a job because of that.

You obviously forgot about the small "incident" that the Ottomans once almost took over Europe in a very brutal way, right?

Fallout 3 didn't need complex emotions either to be a success. But I can understand that comparisons with ME2 will be inevitable, and that the spoiled journalists will expect certain technical standards. Still, from the little I've seen about AP, graphics and emotions are not really a worry here.

Simple rule: Don't like it? Don't buy it!

This is kinda stupid to postpone a game just because of ME2. Hell, even Bioware had balls and released it in January and made buckets of money, despite being a month that isn't known to get big blockbusters released. It's pointless to hold a game back, cause it's effect on sales will be miniscule at best. People will buy it or not, no matter what month.

Make it exemplary like Bioware does it with their own RPGs, and allow free saving in addition to autosaving. Yes or No?

I think it was Josh that once expressed his interest to make a low-budged hardcore- RPG for XBLA/Steam or something. Nothing too cutting edge, just something that focuses on the mechanics. A good ol' TB CRPG.

It's funny how someone can so easily justify to go to war when you sit safely at home on your fat ass and watch everything through TV/Net. When they have to fight themself they all of a sudden seem to change their minds.

I finsihed this another time and this time everyone survived. Now I have the perfect savegame for ME3. I'm really wondering on what ME3 will focus. I don't think it will be another companion hunt, since the team's already established in ME2 now. It certainly will be an interesting final.

Well, that's the problem, a clear path. Those buggers always hide behind blocks. Warp and Pull seem to work better....

Hugo Chavez is kinda Southamericas Berlusconi. He sure does have a sense of humor.

I rather wait for Hunted: The Demon's Forge. It's the closest thing to Severence we'll get.

Mass Effect 2. I'm still waiting for my Left 4 Dead 2 copy to be delivered. It has been dispatched 2 week ago. This was the last time I ordered from play.com.

Isn't Ubisoft always complaining how the PC market has declined and that there isn't a point releasing PC games anymore? Why do they even bother?

I just finished the Firewalker missions and I thought they were pretty fun. Firewalker > Mako. I'm just playing my thirds time through the game with an Adept. Singularity is totally pointless since it always hits an obstacle, never the target. I'm holding back for the new $DLC that comes out April 6th before I travel through the Omega 4 relay.

At least Intel doesn't need extra CPU drivers like AMD to run a game properly.

Sounds like typical AMD trash. That's why I always and only buy Intel.

Not true. What bugs are you refering to? I didn't encounter a single one in my playthrough. On PeeCee.

It still boggles my mind how someone is able to play this with a controller. Mass Effect, understandable, but Dragon Age?

I managed to run this on Win7 (with the OpenGL rasterizer), but the second I saw the game ingame, I quit and uninstalled. You gotta agree it's really ugly.